In the bustling town of Nakuru County, the air is filled with anticipation as 107 resident enumerators (REs) gather for a transformative 4-day training session. These dedicated individuals are at the forefront of the PMA Agile 2.0 project, gearing up for the upcoming Women’s survey across Kakamega, Bungoma, Kiambu, and West Pokot counties.

A Journey of Empowerment

For Leah, a spirited Resident Enumerator from Kakamega County, this training is more than just a professional development opportunity—it’s a journey of empowerment. With a passion for community service and a drive to make a difference, Leah eagerly immerses herself in the training, absorbing every bit of knowledge shared.

Equipped with Skills, Fuelled by Passion
The training covers a range of essential topics, from listing and mapping to advanced interviewing techniques and research ethics. Each session not only equips the REs with the necessary skills but also ignites a fire within them to drive meaningful change in their communities.

Stakeholders Unite for a Common Cause
The success of the training is a testament to the collaboration and support of key stakeholders, including Johns Hopkins University (JHU), the National Council for Population and Development (NCPD), and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS). Their commitment to the project is unwavering, providing the necessary resources and expertise to ensure its success.

Leah’s Vision: Empowering Kakamega County
As Leah and her colleagues delve into the intricacies of the household and female questionnaires, her vision for Kakamega County becomes clearer. She envisions a future where every woman and girl has access to quality healthcare and information, where their voices are heard and their needs are met.

A Bright Future Ahead
As the training draws to a close, Leah and her fellow REs are not just armed with knowledge—they are fuelled by a shared purpose. Their journey has just begun, but their impact promises to be profound. Together, they are ready to embark on a mission to collect valuable data, empower their communities, and drive positive change.
Stay tuned for more stories of empowerment and impact as the PMA Agile 2.0 project unfolds across Kakamega, Bungoma, Kiambu, and West Pokot counties